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---
title: "Exercise"
---
1. Create an R Markdown file (`.Rmd`) and select an [rticles](startup.qmd) template of your choice:
- Elsevier: Transportation Research Part A
- Springer: Lecture Notes in Computer Science
- Transportation Research Board (TRB)
- Taylor & Francis
2. **Knit it first** to make sure any package is missing and the output looks fine
3. Change your [YAML](rmarkdown.qmd#yaml) document to include
- Your name
- Your affiliation and address
- Your e-mail
4. Change your document to include the following chapters, using \## headings
- Introduction
- Literature review
- Methods
- Case Study
- Data collection
- Results
- Conclusions
- Further Research
- Funding
- References
5. Make the Funding and References section as unnumbered, by putting `{.unnumbered}` after the heading title
6. Add the following to the abstract:
> Urban mobility is a critical component of sustainable city development, influencing economic productivity, social equity, and environmental sustainability.
> It encompasses the movement of people and goods within urban areas, integrating various modes of transportation such as walking, cycling, public transit, and private vehicles.
> Effective urban mobility systems aim to ensure accessibility, affordability, and efficiency while minimizing environmental impacts and addressing the diverse needs of urban populations.
>
> In recent years, the rapid pace of urbanization has introduced complex challenges, including traffic congestion, air pollution, and inequitable access to transport options.
> These issues disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, such as low-income residents, the elderly, and adolescents, highlighting the need for inclusive planning.
> The emergence of innovative technologies, such as shared mobility platforms, autonomous vehicles, and smart city solutions, offers opportunities to reimagine urban transport networks.
> However, successful implementation requires a balance between technological advancement, community engagement, and policy alignment.
>
> This paper explores the importance of integrating data-driven approaches, participatory planning, and sustainable policies to enhance urban mobility systems.
> By prioritizing multimodal transportation, reducing dependency on private vehicles, and fostering equitable access to opportunities, cities can transition toward a more sustainable and resilient future.
7. Count the words of the abstract and make sure that they are up to 200 words, using [WordcountAddin](software.qmd#wordcount).
8. Include the following papers as a references in the Literature Review section:
- <https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2021.102734>
- <https://doi.org/10.1201/9780203730058>
9. Include a [table of contents](tips.qmd#toc)
10. Make a [cross-reference](tips.qmd#crossreference) before a figure (pointing in the text to see Figure 1)
11. **Knit your pdf!**
12. Number lines (linenumbers: true)
13. Make it a paper for `review`, instead of `preprint`
14. Make it `doubleblind` in classoption
15. Change the biblio-style to `elsarticle-num` (you may need to remove `authoryear` from classoption)
16. [Color your citations](tips.qmd#colorurl) in text
17. **Knit your pdf again!**